New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16

Only small business was done in State bonds. Ten
nessee 6s sold at 90 North carolina special tS1es AZ :,
lilis There were no sales OF city bank stocks
dnlneIs sbis prices usually were fairly steady Erie
second ia sold at l02 iol and closed quoted loI
100 Missouri Kansas and Texas first consols OF 4
a. 81 the general 6s we're lower at 1o2 and the IS
advanced Il 10 s9i NewJersey Central consois sold up
l. per eel 10 M but closed NJ IL the adjustment IS
advanced from 1861 l07 D. but the debenturc Is were
Ia lower at 004 West Shore Is were easier AZ TO-
iIOaIIOis Pennsylvania 4lss were strong at LOG
Mobile and Ohio debentures were easy rsts AZ ID
=, we're &c per cent higher at o5 Lake Shore seconds
we're firm at 12las East Tennessee, Virginia and
100 LOUISVILLE and Nashville frsts New-orleans and
Mobile Division, sold at 1904 and collateral trust IS
per 100. and trust receipts sold at g
and the land grants were l4 per cent higher q 80
ccipts advanced q per cent to 7s7s Richmond and
Allegheny first receipts rose per cent to rs CHICAGO
at lo77s6iOsa. chicago BuriinstOn and Quincy IS
were easy 1881 1874 Green Bay, Winona and Sc
Paul incomes OF L at ~ Wabash hrsis chicago
Dcros sold T' for o5 Denver and & IS up
sls sold from 1l6 for 8Gs to ll7a for 99s Texas and
Pacific incomes were lower al 62 62s and RIO trsts
- per 81 Il, but later sold up TO 32ha32le Fort
Worth and Denver hrss firm at v 81 Louis.
Arkansas and Texas rs rose per cent 10 lO- the sec
onds being steady at 80.
or unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock Exchange
Cotton Seed OIL Certificates sold (63OO at 52se 5o
81 ~ Long Island Underground Telegraph (6OOl % %
- 20. Pennock Underground Telegraph toOOl At 50,
Rome and Decatur rsts 600 at % Toledo, ST Louis
and Kansas city hrsts ls2OOO0l at 91%a91s Boston.
Hartford ISL Is Brookly
Elevated 00) AT So Des Mones and Fort Dodge 500 at
lsdis preferred 0ol al 49, Lake Erie and Western
(2OO at 23lq 6234 and preferred u,400 at 5S%do7s.
Mexican National 400 at 9l2 and preferred 400 Ut 80
Produce Exchange Bank C25) at NO. Phoenix Mining
% 5000 At ~ 62laaSjdS4 S72 Security Milling and
Mining 300 ut so 5OaS5 TO- Santiago 2o0l at - 40
81 35. and st Kelvin t4,9O0 at 81 d72 e65 a6s cents
Money ruled easy at 42a5i2 cent but in the last
half hour the rate Suddenly advanced TO per cent
again running down to 4dis cent1nd closing offered
al Zig per cent
The sub-rreasury was debtor at the Clearing House
ss74 1856 and 1t redeemed 1000 trade dollars.
The business OF the SubTrcasury for the week ending
onigh includes receipts OF S69i574S and payments OF
ST o. leaving the general balance ut @l729S4361
against 74l April 8, showing an apparent loss
OF 1884 374: but deducng from the pay ments S9iOOOO
for items which only affect the SubIreasurys account
with the General Treasury and dcducting $lS9S00 paid
for redemption trade dollars its true gain affecting
the banks is $4l5 S26. and this difference includes
$4,000 received telegraphic exchange on Boston
Todays operati covered Receipts. S943.674; pay
ments ST $50 500 currency balance, SIS, COS, 056
coin balance. Sl56. 286.3ll
The Clearing House statement to day was as follows
Exchanges. 1927 ,20i 1875 balances, 81 .6iS.5S4.
The United States Treasury ut Washington received
$242.000 National Dank notes for redemption
The receipts 1861 945, and the internal
revenue receipts S357.53o
The foreign exchanges were duh and only steady at